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by tpush 4y ago
My god the comments in this thread are terrible. How can grown ass adults be so pathetically mean to a single person because he wrote (free & gratis!) software they don't like. Seriously, it's mystifying.
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by tpush 4y ago
The authors of that meta-analysis adjusted for serum cholesterol, which defeats the entire point. Saturated fat intake above a certain threshold is associated with CVD because it causes an uptake in serum cholesterol, eventually leading t
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by tpush 4y ago
If the diet is high in (processed) red meat: higher cancer risk. If the diet is (too) high in saturated fat, increased cardio vascular risk.
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by tpush 4y ago
I don't know if this is sarcasm, but the answer is wholeheartedly the meat and dairy industry.
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by tpush 4y ago
> And yet there are thousands of people who posted their successful weight loss or bloating and autoimmune issues online which were solved by keto or carnivore. There are success anecdotes for every diet imaginable; that isn't any k
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by tpush 4y ago
Every plant protein source is a 'complete protein'; the issue is not whether they have all essential amino acids (they do), but in what amount. And as it turns out, isocaloric (compared to meat) plant based protein sources offer e
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by tpush 4y ago
Please source your statement. I can't find Samsung's TV Ad Retargeting page on anything but the US site.
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Larry Ellison’s Lanai Isn’t for You–Or the People Who Live There(bloomberg.com)
4 points by tpush 4y ago|1 comments
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by tpush 4y ago
> There is already a suspected link between skin cancer and PUFAs […] No, there isn’t.
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by tpush 4y ago
?? No it's not. The US's GDP is higher than the EU's and per-capita massively so.
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by tpush 4y ago
The baseband on an iPhone is connected via USB and has no DMA, for example. I believe Google's Pixel phones are similar.
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by tpush 4y ago
The baseband CPU doesn't have full access on any decent phone.
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by tpush 4y ago
A tree of nodes.
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by tpush 4y ago
I'm not sure where the talk of poisoning has come from? In general though, yes of course companies should be free to make product decisions that their customers won't like.
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by tpush 4y ago
The better terms to lure banks all involve worse terms for the actual end user, which is the entire problem here. I'd much rather have Apple force all companies into a user/privacy-friendly policy than a race to the bottom where e
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by tpush 4y ago
The sentiment on HN toward any given country depends on which country's people is currently awake. At the time the article was posted, and currently still, it's probably more Europeans than Americans.
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by tpush 4y ago
Why not? If that's a terrible idea (and I agree it is!) then people won't buy them, and Tesla would have to change. Regulation makes sense if there's no alternative to (easily) switch to, but that also means that the first p
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by tpush 4y ago
Something like 'cmake --list-options CMakeLists.txt' seems the most obvious.
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by tpush 4y ago
[...] and Apple Watch has only been modestly successful [...] It is literally the most popular and most profitable watch (not just smart watch) in the whole world.
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by tpush 4y ago
Or, you know, the government restricts human rights in "reasonable ways" that are not reasonable for a given minority. Historically it's largely been abuses of governmental power that resulted in atrocities.
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by tpush 4y ago
The only dairy alternative that has comparable protein quality (DIAAS) is soy, and AFAIK there aren't many studies of soy milk given to toddlers/small kids.
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EU plan for common worldwide phone charger port takes step closer(reuters.com)
2 points by tpush 4y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 4y ago
What graphics cards make it unable to boot via UEFI?
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by tpush 4y ago
The GP literally used it as a weird coded insult to UEFI (for whatever reason), India doesn't really enter this discussion.
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by tpush 4y ago
How does your comment have anything to do with this post?
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by tpush 4y ago
> I've never seen a developer with a macbook in my country. The idea sounds absurd. What country is that?
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by tpush 4y ago
I just wish it supported smooth scrolling. Don’t know why, but I can’t stand the line-by-line scrolling.
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by tpush 5y ago
Exactly. This is an absolute key point I find most people miss in these discussions. GDPR fundamentally changes the default of whether tracking is allowed to occur or not. If a user browses the web automatically blocking (just deleting&#x
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by tpush 5y ago
> [...] ultra-pasteurized or UHT (which most German milk probably is) [...] In Germany there's a difference between fresh milk (pasteurized & homogenized) which is sold refrigerated and "H-Milch" which is UHT and sold
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by tpush 5y ago
Collective ignorance generating conspiracy theories & outrage sadly happens way too often on HN. It's like tilting at windmills trying to change that.

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